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Transparency in Ad Buying: Learning from Kellogg & Breitbart



For the consumer, you wouldn’t know the difference between an ad placement that was purchased directly from the site itself, or a placement that was automatically filled by a series of complex actions from ad services and targeted to you by your demographic. You simply just see an ad load on a site. This usually works out well, you’re browsing AOL and an ad pops up for a new product you love, and one perhaps you wouldn’t have known about otherwise. But this is not always the case, as we have seen play out in the media and social media in recent weeks, your creatives may not always end up on the sites you want them to.
Kellogg, AppNexus, et al vs. Breitbart

Who is Breibart Selling Impressions To?


Who’s to Blame?
"It has also shone a light into a long-standing issue of digital media: Marketers often have no idea where their ads run." -Digiday
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An out-of-the-box thinker with a love for disruptive ideas, Jordan's background spans PR and events for the wedding & hospitality industry in Los Angeles and Scottsdale and also launching one of America's most unique food trucks. She jumped from the food start-up scene to the tech start-up scene in 2013 to join one of the most unique companies in ad tech. Jordan is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication.
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